When your gun shoots tight groups and then starts to wander. If there is a suppressor involved, best to pull it and check for baffle strikes.
Doesn’t matter how it was working. Doesn’t matter the suppressor passed an alignment rod check earlier.
Be objective.
Collect your data. From scope mounting up top, action screws below, internal ballistics inside, to the devices hung outside. The change was very small. But noticeable. Doc went looking and found the answer.
More on this to come. —Editor
Doc
www.John1911.com
“Shooting Guns & Having Fun”
Author at John1911.com
PhD in Materials Engineering. Retired from a major defense contractor.
Former high power rifle competitor; instructor for 30 years at an elite defensive shooting school; volunteered for many years with a local SWAT team after they asked for my assistance in firearms training for team officers, and continue in that roll.
Former high power rifle competitor; instructor for 30 years at an elite defensive shooting school; volunteered for many years with a local SWAT team after they asked for my assistance in firearms training for team officers, and continue in that roll.
Latest posts by Doc (see all)
- Hunt Over - September 4, 2023
- Waterbuck - September 3, 2023
- Warthog Tag Filled - September 1, 2023
